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- If you’ve always wanted a freshly poached egg for lunch but couldn’t figure out how to swing it in your office: City | Life | Eats has a guest poster with handy instructions for poaching an egg using only a microwave.
- YouLookFab has some thoughts on how to tell if an item looks dated.
- WSJ’s The Juggle has an interesting post on what happens when ambition and reality collide.
- Technolawyer has some interesting advice on how to make partner — it’s probably good advice for any leadership role, though. Meanwhile, if you’ve ever considered getting a finance job in Asia, FINS has some guidelines for women.
- Lifehacker offers some great advice on building your workday around focus.
- MSNBC makes a strong case for why sitting all day is bad for “slowly killing you.”
- Finally, we heard tell of an amusing new site: Last Day E-mails.
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Wow… I so wish I could anonymously send that Technolawyer article to a few people I know!!!!
Too many people think being technically good is enough…it really is only part of the job.
Thanks so much for the shoutout – Alta’s poached egg idea was brilliant :)
One more thing – I just updated my blog post to reflect that all photos were by Alta, the guest blogger with the brilliant poached egg idea.
@TechnoLawyer How to make Partner
Every lawyer knows that the best way to do that is to win insane tort cases like this and get a huge cut of the damage award for your firm: http://lawblog.legalmatch.com/2010/10/29/4-year-old-child-can-be-sued-for-negligence-in-bike-accident/
My guess is that you are not a lawyer, and as such, never took first year torts…. but alas I won’t feed the trolls…
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